The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-24
Buyers Prices

The roads are becoming quite pass.
able.
The Philharmonic meetings are well
attended.
1t is about time to begin Spring
cleaning.
Don't be in haste to throw of your
winter wraps.
The winter terms of country schools
are generally closed.
Warren wants new So 900 hotel,
and means to have it, too.
Mr.. Albert Kenward left for Tower
City, Dakota. Monday. the 2lst inst.
Rev. Meek and wife will be at home
Friday afternoon and evening to re-.
ceive callers.
Teachers examination was held at
BOwery street school house last Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. w. R. Smith started Sat-
urday last for Omaha, where her son I,
Will, is seriously i'll.
Col. NJ. A. Birchard has been con-
fined to his house several days with
sickness Windbam Herald.
Ravenna Union Schools close their
present term this week There will
be vacation of one week.
So acres miles from Ravenna. A
birgain at the price asked.
967 GARDNER, FURRY & Co.
Oakwood Chapel Sunday School is
in much more fiourishing condition
than it was short time since.
A Parlor Social for the benefit of the
Universalist Church, was held at the
residence of P. L. King. Tuesday eve.
ming.
A number of Ravenpa horsemen at.
tended the sale of trotting stock al
Alliance last Wednesday. The horses
and colts brought good prices.
st. Patrick's Day was observed by
concert and an andress by FIR. Cahill
at Reeds Opera House, Thursday eve
ming, which was well attended.
Mrs w ]. Cady, of Rootstown, went
to Cleveland last Saturday, to have
her eyes treated by DR.. Harry sher.
man.
" From GreenIand's icy mountains
is pleasingly hummed by the coal
dealer, as he shovels out the bitumin-
Gus to shivering customers.
Real Estate transfers are very few
in number compared with the same
time last year. The Recorder has
plenty of spare time for recreation.
Gardner, Furry & Co. have for sal,
good Farm of l66 acres, good build
ings; over 900 sugar trees; Al miles
from Ravenna. 967
ETHEREAL mildness" partakes more
of poetical fancy than experience il
the make up of the weather thes,
days.
We understand the Natural Gas Co
have not yet decided upon the location
of their well. They find some diff
Guilty in inducing land owners to ieas
on the terms offered.
The Hasbrouek Greenhouse ID
pleasure to visit. The most attractiv
flowers at this time are the Azalia.
which plant is native Of some part
Of Germany. Its blossoms are beau
tiful.
"What kind of preaching do W
WANT" is the topic for the prayer
meeting tonight, at the Congregation
al Chureh-a topic in which unanim
ity of opinion and expression ma
reasonably prevail.
Letters remaining in the PostOffic
st Ravenna March 22nd, 1887.
Mr.. J. M. Carrier, Mrs. Edward Ear
Mrs. Cornelia Grey, w. G. Rawd0n
J. d. Slater.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Andre'
Wilson delivered lecture on "Is
safe to believe in Universalism. H
subject next Sunday evening will /
Universalism good to live by"
A majority of our citiz Ems are awai
ing with dread the mud which tn
next thaw will bring, as they mu:
wade through foot or more of I'll
article at every crossing. They r.
member the last siege.
The Ravenna Orchestra, under th
management of Mr.. Harry Beave
and assisted hV several other musician
of this place, gave an entertainmel
at Newton Falls last week, which W
! pronounced a good one and was a.
,, preciated by the audience.
1 A break in the machinery at Il
, Rayenna Mill last week caused a su
: pension of business for few days,
the Inconvenience of a large numb
b of customers as we'll as the proprietC
2 The mill il now RAINING again fl
q time.
Not one of the l-a.t commendato
chaTact sristics or gifts of a pastor
: the faculty 10 interest children. Fif
or more at the morning service of Il
Cong Church was pleasing comp
ment To its pastors SUCCESS iu this {
rection.
}. Jack Carroll, charged with assal
h and battery upon Chas. Lawrent
was bound over to the Common Pie
Court by Justice Holcomb last THU
day morning. Bail was fixed at S3t